With an unwavering will to return and rebuild, SoundWorks did just that. The water eventually receded and the city resounded in a full fledged building frenzy. Opportunity arose from adversity and several years later, the structural landscape of New Orleans morphed as a result of the post-Katrina construction and technology boom. The fierce pace of the rebuilding process created a dire need for companies who were not only dedicated to the resurgence of the city, but also organizations equipped with the right people, the right tools and the right partnerships to effectively drive substantial development. As blueprints were drawn, architects, engineers and contractors seized the opportunity to not simply rebuild it, but rebuild it better. Therein rose the obvious quest for highly advanced technology in a city whose reputation exudes a laid back, laissez-faire existence. With the quest came the challenge of balance: Fitting highly structured communication systems discretely into historic French Quarter buildings, providing enhanced security measures with innovative access controls in Garden District boutique hotels, orchestrating state-of-the-art audio-visual experiences in historic New Orleans theatres. The ultimate, highly sought after component of balance is key in any project, installation or system. The professionals at SoundWorks have a profound understanding of how that balance affects the success of those projects, of those installations and those systems. This is what sets us apart.
